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$47K for a Jeep?!? Seriously? It'd better come standard with ALL upgrades possible (and at least 10 full tanks of gas provided by the dealership) - and even then the MSRP selling price is about $40K. I'd double check that fuel economy - 10.3k/Lt it sounds about right - if you're doing expressway driving at a consistent speed (achievable using the 4-banger, very doubtful if you'd get that with the V6 & towing package)...it's definitely lower for inner city driving (constant starts & stops).
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Just when I almost had faith in humanity...reality kicked me in the teeth again. Thanks needed the wake-up.
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Warmbier pleading to be released and saying he had made "the worst mistake of my life"
Understatement of the century.
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What a POS in every sense of the phrase. Man, folks need to step it up and get involved; otherwise, this perpetual cycle of crap continues, and eventually becomes as accepted as the norm, with the added cliche of (i.e. the excuse) "sho ga nai" to legitimize this nonsense.
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Poor man needs help. Hopefully someone will give him the aid he needs.
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a list price of $10,000 for the original Neorest, and possibly more for the new model.
So it'd take nearly 14 years to recoup the savings if one's sewer bill is approximately $60 a month? A very nice product, but it seems entirely too expensive to justify owning one at current utility rates.
Sigh - and no silencer equipped Brennan LRS-46 anti-material rifle for this spy hunter joy ride? Bummer. Had plans to at least take out a Soviet era gunship or an Angolan tank during this excursion outside of MSGV.
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What the hell's wrong with that fool of a boss? Seriously - if the employee isn't up to snuff, then you sack 'em and move on. Common sense would dictate that you don't go all John Wick on your employees if they aren't pulling their weight.
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Someday I pray in my lifetime this crap ends.
Agree with points made by folks on this board on both sides on this issue. The government shouldn't be confiscating passports without due process of law. The flip-side is that passports are property of the government - always have been, and always will be. Also agree with what's been written - if you still willingly choose to visit a war-torn and/or highly unstable country after the government's warning not to do it, then you must be prepared for the fact the government will not attempt a rescue or repatriation effort if you land yourself in trouble.
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Keep hiding behind your masks ISIS...it's only a temporary insurance policy from justice.
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I think Abe (as well as his cabinet) does not understand the extremely warped calculus in this high stakes civil war, as to what your true intention may be (be it as a noncombatant or not). In both the eyes of ISIS/ISIL and the Syrian government security forces, it doesn't matter - as any action or position you take - regardless of how benign or altruistic it may seem - automatically defaults you to one side of the conflict - regardless if your intention is to provide humanitarian aid or not.
All foreigners are viewed as outsiders providing support to the opposing side of the conflict. MHO - would be to completely stay out of it. It's going to get a lot messier before it gets better - which is years away from any level of stability, unfortunately.
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Requiring a PhD in Astrophysics and having written three articles in the Journal of Science might be slightly lofty expectations by an employer to work part time as a cashier at a MOS burger...
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Let them carry the burden of the entire cost of the boondoggle games by themselves. Problem solved by avoiding it.
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Money money money, that and politics are all the Olympic games are about.
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Tong Zeng, told The Associated Press. "A month ago, it suddenly dawned on me that we should do this."
It only took them 77 years to come to an epiphany?
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Don't think the investigation is needed to see if the boy was bullied. Granted over simplification here but - elementary school + student struggling with Japanese language = easy target for bullies. My two-cents FWIW.
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This Playa del Carmen, luxury two-story home is conveniently located in the private gated community of Playacar Phase 1. Just 55 steps from the beach and only a five-minute walk to town and the famous Fifth Street or the ferry to Cozumel. High Speed Wireless Internet, SONOS speaker system.
SONOS Sound System and WIFI
The accommodations in the house are 'turn key' (you just need to show up); maid to do dishes, maid to wash your clothes, house manager to run errands. Casa Blanca has a large swimming pool and deck overlooking the ocean. The 4 bedrooms are large and comfortable as are the four-and-one-half bathrooms. You will have the comforts of home with the sparkling blue Caribbean just steps away. Go to sleep at night with he sound of the ocean or enjoy the air conditioning with separate room controls. Enjoy the views and night lights from the island of Cozumel from the huge, roof-top decks and pool. Gourmet kitchen. All granite counter tops. Nicest rental home in Playa Car Phase 1. Maid Service Monday to Saturday.
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I have owned and rented out homes in Mexico for the last 20 plus years. I have a passion for the country and the people and one day plan on spending a large part of my retired time there. I have never had a guest show up at Casa Blanca that was not blown away at just how nice it is and how friendly the staff is. We hope you will stay with us.
Curt Henderson purchased this house in 2003
Playa is so multi cultural. It is the least Mexican town in Mexico. I only say that because Spanish is just one of many languages spoken here. The cuisine is incredible diverse also. The pedestrian mall really slows things down and keeps downtown more like a village.
Privacy and luxury come to mind first. It is a gated guarded neighborhood so you do not have the normal beach traffic. People cannot get into our neighborhood unless they belong there. The staff will make you feel like you are rich and famous. They do your Grocery shopping for you and laundry etc.
I have added this guest book on 1-29-06 in the hopes of sharing in the good memories of our guests and to gain feed back on thier experiences in order to continue to assure that everyones visit is a wonderfull one.
hasta lauego
What a great place for a girls getaway! The house was great and was truly 50 steps from the beach. We were able to walk downtown to shop, eat, and drink. It was especially nice to have a maid and someone to get our groceries--we loved the fact that we didn't have to think about all those things like we do at home. It was a perfect getaway for us and I know we would love to do it again next year!!!
This is our second stay at Casa Blanca and we absolutely love it. There is enough room for everyone and the beach does not get any better. The concierge, Julian and his wife are amazing. They maintain the home and around if you need anything. Do not hesitate this home is close to everything.
It has been almost a month since we stayed at Casa Blanca in Playa Car Phase I during Spring Break.
For those who have not rented this beautiful beach home please don't worry about the exact address transportation folks know where it is. It has views of the beach from 2 rooms and it is a 2 house barefoot walk
to the beach. Beach chairs and umbrellas are provided. Playa del Carmen is located 40 minutes from the Cancun airport and 2 1/2 hour nonstop flight from Austin, Texas.
My multi generational family of thirties, forties, fifties, sixties and teens really
enjoyed ourselves. It was the perfect beach break we all needed.
I appreciated Curt the owner accommodating us by preparing an extra room for
the teenage boys once our numbers grew with the addition of my daughter and son in law.
Judy, the housekeeper was very good. A beach house can get sandy and in disarray rather quickly
even though we always tidied up after ourselves and she was there everyday to clean. Julian the house manager was also attentive to our needs. We did not rent a car. 7 minute walk out of the gated community into town, 5 minutes if you go by beach.
I am so glad we had the cook prepare lunch for us on the day of our arrival. We were
all travel weary and it was wonderful to be dropped off by the transportation guy, Felipe, who by the way
is great, and walk into a home taking in all the delicious smells of lunch being prepared. We just had
to get situated, unpack, freshen up and go down for a lovely lunch we had requested.
We also followed some of Curt's food suggestions including H.C. Meats one day. Their meats and salsa are great. Good call. Honestly, we enjoyed staying at the house for 90% of our meals. We always had leftovers
at the ready and fresh fruits and yogurt for breakfast. Some in our group had never had
Oaxaca cheese and it was like discovering apple pie. We had it everyday in one day or another,
melted on nachos, inside a warm tortilla, etc. We grilled hamburgers one night by the pool. Walmart will be your best friend and about a $6 cab drive away. We also enjoyed our own private rooftop bar where we would congregate every evening after dinner for star gazing and enjoying the ocean breeze.
We hope to get back to Casa Blanca again soon as it was a bit hit for everyone in my family.
We stayed at Casa Blanca for week in mid Feb. Cannot say enough good about our stay. Location was prime, service was outstanding from Julian and the maid. We followed Curts recommendation on restaurant Carbonicias, and found some others off 5th Ave. We had two granddaughters with us and they were disappointed in pool being cold. The beach was wonderful, as nice as Secrets M aroma Beach, which is very highly rated. This was our 14th year in Mexico, stayed in all inclusive resorts prior to Casa Blanca and my wife and I agreed that our stay at Casa Blanca was much more relaxing. We plan to return!
Just got back from Casa Blanca in Playa Del Carmen. It is exactly as shown! The house even had beach chairs and umbrellas for us to use. Absolutely gorgeous area. We've been all over Mexico and this is the best beach we've been to. No car needed at this perfect location. Walk anywhere within minutes. Having Judy doing the dishes and laundry was key for relaxation! We will be back next year!
Our stay at Casa Blanca was really enjoyable. The house is very spacious and is really a five bedroom/six bath house as opposed to the four bedrooms advertised. The upstairs master area has a separate bedroom that is perfect for younger kids. The rooms have three king beds, one queen bed and two twin beds. Each includes an en-suite full bathroom with showers (no tubs). There is also a pack-and-play crib available if you have young ones and all the rooms have extra space to have a crib or blowup bed for a kid. Eating facilities are great with an large dining table inside and another one outside - under cover. The location is terrific. It really is 50 steps to the beach but it is actually about 10 minutes to town, not 5 - obviously not a big deal. The town has many, many restaurants of all types.
I would actually give this 4 1/2 stars if I could but I took a little away because the house needs a little updating. The dishwasher falls out of the cabinet and the kitchen accessories like plates, glasses and silver could use a little refreshing. The pool was the biggest disappointment as it was too cold for us to use, especially for the kids. This is a function of a winter visit as the winter sun is blocked by the house most of the time and the pool gets insufficient sunlight to warm it up. This shouldn't be a problem in other times of the year. The pool is also not as private as we would have liked because the hedges are too low and there is a lot of foot traffic on the street heading for the beach.
The service was fantastic. Curt made all the arrangements in advance and Felipe for transportation, Julian for assistance around the house and with errands and the maid service were all perfect. The house is exceptionally clean and has everything you need for a great stay. Drinking water is provided in unlimited 5-gallon jugs and all necessary paper products are included. We hired a chef for one night's dinner and it was the highlight of the week as Constantina and Jasmine made a fabulous Mexican feast for us including guacamole, enchiladas and fajitas. Definitely give that a try if you can.
Casa Blanca is a great house in a great location. We would stay there again on another trip to Playa del Carmen.
The accommodations in the house are 'turn key' (you just need to show up); Swimming Pool with a view of the Caribbean Sea (with built in hot tub), 300 + count/cotton sheets, down feather pillows, beach towels, beach chairs, blow dryer, iron, satellite TV's, DVD player, CD payer, VCR, Full Kitchen, coffee pot, maid to do dishes, maid to wash your clothes, house manager to run errands, watch the cruise ships in Cozumel from your balcony or huge rooftop deck, barbecue from your rooftop grill, watch the sunrise, walk to the 'Ruins', walk to town (less than 5 minutes), and the list goes on. We will even help you set up the transportation to and from the airport or any other excursions you may wish to plan.
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Summer Season
1 Jun 2016 - 31 Jul 2016
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
Fall Season
1 Aug 2016 - 15 Nov 2016
5 night minimum stay
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High Season
16 Nov 2016 - 20 Dec 2016
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Christmas & New Years
21 Dec 2016 - 2 Jan 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
High Season
3 Jan 2017 - 28 Feb 2017
7 night minimum stay
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Spring Break
1 Mar 2017 - 31 Mar 2017
7 night minimum stay
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1 Apr 2017 - 30 Apr 2017
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Email us your Grocery and Liquor shopping list a week prior to your arrival and the house will be stocked and waiting for you, no additional fee. Maid will do your laundry for you daily if you want. Cook provided for $100 a day for two meals and $60 a day for one meal.


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Hi Guys! Happy Sunday!
I have good news and I a little bad news.
The good news is my ankle's healed. I had it re-imaged this week and the doctor gave me the clear to start doing a few weight-bearing things. I can start walking and stair climbing 30 minutes every other day at the gym along with my PT stuff (low impact stuff). For the next week, I need to wear the boot outside the house. After that I can ween to half days. Then if all goes well I will be done with it for good! It's feeling great, but that's the part that scares me. I usually don't feel the hurt until it REALLY hurts. I'm optimistic it's going to heal though. It feels good & very strong even after being immobolized. Actually I'm surprised how good it feels compared to my never ending foot injury last year. I'm not looking forward to the work I have ahead of me fighting to get my long-distance endurance back. Will it ever? Is the question in the back of my mind.
Now for a little bad news. I injured my elbow last month and didn't deal with it. It's gotten very bad. I can't lift a water bottle with my left hand, open a door, turn the steering wheel of my car, hold my phone. You know the regular every day life stuff you take for granted. I write with my right hand, but otherwise I do everything with my left hand. It's been a major inconvenience. Finally I had it looked at last week when I saw the orthopedic for my ankle and now getting treatment. More updates to come on the elbow situation tomorrow.
Hope you have an awesome and relaxing Sunday. See you back tomorrow for Monday muffins. Go Packers!!!
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The Single Girl's Guide to Not Wasting Food via Domaine Home – Great tips for anyone, single or not.
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Smoothie Boost With Superfoods via Jill Conyers – Good ways to add a giant health punch to your smoothie.
5 Simple Tips To Transition To A Clean Eating Diet via Happy Healthy Momma – Great tips on getting the gunk out of your diet. #5 is your key to success.
10 Health Benefits of Kale via Classy Mommy – Kale is the super-seed of lettuce. I really should start eating more.
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H2Know: What's Really Happening When Your Body Is Dehydrated? via Greatist – These are good things to understand about dehydration and your body. One thing that surprised me is that the heart beats faster because blood volume drops along with blood pressure.
Healthy Eating Stress via Real Food Real Deals – Trying to eat healthy can be overwhelming & a lot of work. With these tips, you can focus your energy on how to do it instead of stressing over it.
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How To Foam Roll via A Lady Goes West – Foam rolling is a great tension reliever & can also speed muscle recovery. This is a great tutorial that breaks it down to help you get started & shows you how to do the moves.
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How To Write A Real Blog Post via Ember & March – So true. So familiar.
Creating Catchy Headlines via Elle & Co. – For many headlines are the hardest part of writing a post. This advice will help make that easier.
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Norwich — City police said they arrested a 39-year-old man Wednesday evening after they observed him engaging in two "hand to hand" transactions consistent with narcotics dealing in front of his home.
Members of the Norwich Police Department's Narcotics Unit along with the Community Police Unit watched the transactions while conducting narcotics surveillance in the area of Fifth Street and North Main Street.
Police obtained a search and seizure warrant for Dennis L. Reese's residence, at 29 Fifth St., second floor. There, detectives and officers seized more than half an ounce of crack cocaine pre-packaged for sale, numerous 20 mg Oxycontin pills, a bottle of liquid morphine, approximately 70 grams of marijuana and $760 in cash.
Reese was charged with possession of narcotics for the Oxycontin, possession of narcotics for the morphine, possession of crack cocaine, possession of crack cocaine with intent to sell, two counts of sale of crack cocaine, operating a drug factory, possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to sell, and risk of injury to a minor.
The state Department of Children and Families was informed of the investigation, since Reese was babysitting his 4-year-old child. The child was in the home at the time of the narcotics dealings, police said.
Reese, who is a convicted felon, was held in lieu of a $250,000 cash bond pending his court appearance Thursday.
Police urged residents to report suspicious activity in their neighborhood by calling the police department at (860) 886-5561 or the department's Anonymous Tip Line at (860) 886-5561 ext. 500.
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Mighty Oaks Mens Soccer Win Barkeater Cup
Team defeats Paul Smiths for second year in soccer rivalry
For the second year running ESF's men's soccer team took home the Barkeater Cup.
Kyle Bardwell got the goal in the 65th minute off an assist from Ross Volpe, making the score 1-0 against Paul Smiths and eventually winning the game. In this defensive battle of a game, Rob Hamm, Steve Tyrell, Tim McNaney, and Adam Scalisi all stepped up in the backfield, helping out goalkeeper Michael Walzyk. Kyle Siegal and Ryan Craig also had great midfield play.
Senior Adrian Wiegman said, "It was great to have a crowd behind us today. We all wanted this win. We want the campus to know about our rivalry with Paul Smiths. It gives us a sense of school pride to bring the Barkeater Cup back for another year, we don't want that Cup to leave our campus."
As for the girls, despite the early Paul Smiths' goal the Mighty Oaks women were able to bring the game to overtime before losing in a 1-2 heartbreaker. Sophomore Bridget Cuddihy scored the goal that brought it to overtime in the 78th minute.
ESF controlled most of the game, outshooting Paul Smiths 21-6. Paul Smiths took the Barkeater Cup home for the first time in history. The Oaks vow to bring back the cup in 2013.
The ESF men's and women's soccer teams presented an honorary captainship of the match to Senior Kevan Busa. Busa is a former team member and captain who is continuing his studies while undergoing treatment for leukemia. If you would like to help the teams' pledge to support their teammate, there will be a bone marrow registry and blood drive on campus Nov. 13 and 14.
"Kevan's presence today really inspired the players - his former teammates and friends - in today's win," said Jon Ramin, associate soccer coach.
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The Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands is This WeekendFriday, July 22, 2016
In its 69th year, the Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands returns to downtown Asheville's U.S. Cellular Center for a production of innovation and beauty.
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Shindig on the Green takes place in the heart of downtown Asheville at Pack Square Park's Roger McGuire Green. The stage shows take place on the Bascom Lamar Lunsford stage.
Firefighters and police officers from North and South Carolina will cycle approximately 460 miles in five days to pay tribute to fallen brothers and sisters from the Carolinas.
Veterans Services of the Carolinas recently won the North Carolina American Legion's Homeless Veterans Outreach award for its work with homeless veterans in Western North Carolina.
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- Local Burn Injury Promotes Defects in the Epidermal Lipid and Antimicrobial Peptide Barriers in Human Autograft Skin and Burn Margin: Implications for Burn Wound Healing and Graft Survival Plichta, J. K.; Holmes, C. J.; Gamelli, R. L.; Radek, K. A., Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association
- Dynamic Role of Host Stress Responses in Modulating the Cutaneous Microbiome: Implications for Wound Healing and Infection Holmes, C. J.; Plichta, J. K.; Gamelli, R. L.; Radek, K. A., Advances in wound care
- Keratinocyte nicotinic acetylcholine receptor activation modulates early TLR2-mediated wound healing responses Kishibe, M.; Griffin, T. M.; Radek, K. A., International immunopharmacology
- Episodic binge ethanol exposure impairs murine macrophage infiltration and delays wound closure by promoting defects in early innate immune responses Curtis, B. J.; Hlavin, S.; Brubaker, A. L.; Kovacs, E. J.; Radek, K. A., Alcoholism, Clinical and Experimental Research
- Interleukin-33 increases antibacterial defense by activation of inducible nitric oxide synthase in skin Li, C.; Li, H.; Jiang, Z.; Zhang, T.; Wang, Y.; Li, Z.; Wu, Y.; Ji, S.; Xiao, S.; Ryffel, B.; Radek, K. A.; Xia, Z.; Lai, Y., PLoS Pathogens
- Interplay between Bladder Microbiota and Urinary Antimicrobial Peptides: Mechanisms for Human Urinary Tract Infection Risk and Symptom Severity Nienhouse, V.; Gao, X.; Dong, Q.; Nelson, D. E.; Toh, E.; McKinley, K.; Schreckenberger, P.; Shibata, N.; Fok, C. S.; Mueller, E. R.; Brubaker, L.; Wolfe, A. J.; Radek, K. A., PLoS ONE
- Local burn injury impairs epithelial permeability and antimicrobial peptide barrier function in distal unburned skin Plichta, J. K.; Droho, S.; Curtis, B. J.; Patel, P.; Gamelli, R. L.; Radek, K. A., Critical care medicine
- Cholinergic regulation of keratinocyte innate immunity and permeability barrier integrity: new perspectives in epidermal immunity and disease Curtis, B. J.; Radek, K. A., Journal of Investigative Dermatology
- Sugar-Coating Wound Repair: A Review of FGF-10 and Dermatan Sulfate in Wound Healing and Their Potential Application in Burn Wounds Plichta, J. K.; Radek, K. A., Journal of Burn Care & Research
- Alcohol exposure and mechanisms of tissue injury and repair Jung, M. K.; Callaci, J. J.; Lauing, K. L.; Otis, J. S.; Radek, K. A.; Jones, M. K.; Kovacs, E. J., Alcoholism, Clinical and Experimental Research
- Antimicrobial anxiety: the impact of stress on antimicrobial immunity Radek, K. A., Journal of leukocyte biology
- Acute ethanol exposure disrupts VEGF receptor cell signaling in endothelial cells. Radek, K. A.; Kovacs, E. J.; Gallo, R. L.; DiPietro, L. A., American Journal of Physiology - Heart & Circulatory Physiology
- Effects of acute ethanol exposure on the early inflammatory response after excisional injury. Fitzgerald, D. J.; Radek, K. A.; Chaar, M.; Faunce, D. E.; DiPietro, L. A.; Kovacs, E. J., Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research
- Matrix proteolytic activity during wound healing: modulation by acute ethanol exposure. Radek, K. A.; Kovacs, E. J.; DiPietro, L. A., Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research
- Acute ethanol exposure impairs angiogenesis and the proliferative phase of wound healing. Radek, K. A.; Matthies, A. M.; Burns, A. L.; Heinrich, S. A.; Kovacs, E. J.; Dipietro, L. A., American Journal of Physiology - Heart & Circulatory Physiology
- Novel function for vascular endothelial growth factor receptor-1 on epidermal keratinocytes. Wilgus, T. A.; Matthies, A. M.; Radek, K. A.; Dovi, J. V.; Burns, A. L.; Shankar, R.; DiPietro, L. A., American Journal of Pathology
Interest: Research in the Radek laboratory focuses on how both physiologic (i.e. alcohol exposure) and psychological stress (i.e. cholinergic axis) influence cutaneous antimicrobial peptide (AMP) and Toll-like receptor signaling in burn wound and excisional wound injury. Antimicrobial peptide (AMP) production is critical for cutaneous homeostasis and the response to injury and infection. Keratinocytes possess a non-neuronal cholinergic system comprised of acetylcholine (ACh) and acetylcholine nicotinic (nAChR) and muscarinic receptors. We previously determined that systemic cholinergic activation via psychological stress in mice diminished epidermal AMP expression, which was restored by topical application of nAChR antagonists. In parallel, we observed an increased susceptibility to bacterial infection, supporting clinical observations that stress promotes or exacerbates many skin disorders associated with AMP dysregulation. For our alcohol studies, we recently determined that binge ethanol-exposed mice exhibited delayed wound closure, decreased macrophage accumulation, and impaired production of MIP-1a in infected skin wounds compared to vehicle-treated mice. Furthermore, skin from ethanol-exposed mice demonstrated a reduction in the abundance of epidermal cathelicidin AMP and the epidermal protease responsible for AMP proteolytic processing, kallikrein 7 (KLK7). These findings indicate that alcohol exposure hinders several discrete components of the innate immune system, including phagocyte recruitment and production of chemokines/cytokines and AMPs. Collectively, these effects likely contribute to delayed wound closure and enhanced infection severity observed in intoxicated patients. We are investigating how excess or prolonged non-neuronal nAChR activation and oxidative stress in the epidermis may promote AMP dysregulation and subsequent wound healing defects. Disrupting this tight balance via changes in AMP regulation can shift the balance to restrict the ability of the skin to combat infection or initiate detrimental inflammatory processes.
View a partial list of Dr. Radek's publications through the National Library of Medicine's PubMed online database.


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Demi Moore Back to TV With Drama From 'Rookie Blue' Co-Creator
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The 'G.I. Jane' actress has signed up to topline '10 Days in the Valley' which is being shopped around to networks.READ MORE
Actress and producer Demi Moore was born Demetria Gene Guynes on November 11, 1962, in Roswell, New Mexico, USA. This 5'5" actress, who is a vegetarian, has had an unhappy childhood. Her biological father, Charles Harmon, who was an Air Force serviceman, left her mother Victoria Guynes after a two-month marriage, before Demi was born. This bad luck kept continuing, as her stepfather Danny Guynes didn't guarantee much stability to her life either. He changed jobs again and again and made the family move for more than 30 times and he also had a drinking and gambling problem as well. Though, Demi had never known that Danny was not her real father until her adolescence. Moreover, she also has a half brother on her father's side, named James Craig Harmon.
Throughout her childhood, Demi had faced a bitter life, in which she often found her parents drunk and argued, until her stepfather Guynes horribly committed suicide by inhaling carbon monoxide from the exhaust of his car when she was seventeen years old. In the wake of the incident, the whole family moved to Los Angeles. Demi eventually dropped out of high school to work as a pin-up-girl/model and was roommate with famed Natasha Kinski who had just been cast in a Roman Polanski film. At the age of 18 years that was in 1980, Demi got married with the rock musician Freddy Moore, but the marriage lasted only four years (1984). Subsequent to her marriage, in January 1980 she posed nude in Oui Magazine, which then granted her a role in the 1981 film "Choiches." Two years later, that was in 1983, she once again posed nude for the same magazine, preceded her break in the following year romantic comedy "Blame it on Rio."
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Warner Underwood
|Warner Underwood
|United States Consul to Glasgow, Scotland
|In office
July 17, 1862 – September 30, 1864
|Abraham Lincoln
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Kentucky's 3rd district
|In office
March 4, 1855 – March 3, 1859
|Preceded by
|Francis Bristow
|Succeeded by
|Francis Bristow
|Member of the Kentucky Senate
|In office
|Member of the Kentucky House of Representatives
|In office
|Personal details
|Warner Lewis Underwood
August 7, 1808
Goochland County, Virginia
|March 12, 1872
(aged 63)
Warren County, Kentucky
|Resting place
|Fairview Cemetery
|Political party
|Brother of Joseph Rogers Underwood
|Alma mater
|University of Virginia at Charlottesville
Warner Lewis Underwood (August 7, 1808 – March 12, 1872) was an attorney, diplomat, state legislator, and U.S. Representative from Kentucky, the brother of Joseph Rogers Underwood.
Born in Goochland County, Virginia, Underwood completed preparatory studies. He moved to Kentucky in 1825. He was graduated from the University of Virginia at Charlottesville in 1829. He studied law. He was admitted to the bar and commenced practice in Bowling Green. Kentucky, in 1830. He moved to Texas in 1834; Attorney General for the eastern district of Texas. He returned to Bowling Green, Kentucky, in 1840. He served as member of the State house of representatives in 1848. He served in the State senate 1849-1853.
Underwood was elected as the candidate of the American Party to the Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth Congresses (March 4, 1855 – March 3, 1859). He was not a candidate for renomination. United States consul to Glasgow, Scotland, from July 17, 1862, until September 30, 1864. He returned to the United States and practiced law in San Francisco, California. He returned to Kentucky in 1866 and resumed the practice of law. He died near Bowling Green, Kentucky, March 12, 1872. He was interred in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Kentucky.
- United States Congress. "Warner Underwood (id: U000016)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
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|Preceded by
Francis Bristow
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Kentucky's 3rd congressional district
March 4, 1855 – March 3, 1859
|Succeeded by
Francis Bristow
- 1808 births
- 1872 deaths
- People from Goochland County, Virginia
- Know-Nothing members of the United States House of Representatives from Kentucky
- Members of the Kentucky House of Representatives
- Kentucky State Senators
- American consuls
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- 19th-century American diplomats
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Tom Horne Not Budging on Tuition for DREAMers
Activists declare Attorney General Tom Horne a cheater.
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Attorney General Tom Horne does not seem the least bit interested in dropping his lawsuit against the Maricopa County community colleges, in Horne's bid to keep DREAMers from getting in-state tuition rates.
Horne agreed to meet with a dozen activists at his office yesterday, and after he refused to budge, the activists were asked to leave, and one was arrested.
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These same DREAMers -- young people who were brought to this country illegally when they were young -- who have been granted deferred action by the Obama administration, have also been prevented from getting driver's licenses, thanks to an executive order Governor Jan Brewer. Several other states are allowing these DREAMers the ability to get a license or pay in-state tuition.
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Ten members of Citizens for a Better Arizona (the people behind the successful Russell Pearce recall and attempted Arpaio recall) were arrested protesting at Horne's office last week, but Horne agreed to meet with them yesterday.
After a couple minutes, it was fairly clear that Horne wasn't really open to the idea of dropping the lawsuit. He claimed he was "just enforcing the law" -- a tired excuse around here, often used by the elderly county sheriff -- although there's nothing forcing him to pursue the issue and keep the lawsuit.
DREAMers and educators pleaded with Horne, to no avail.
Molly Duran, of Citizens for a Better Arizona, told Horne that he was "cheating the students" with this lawsuit.
Another member asked how anyone's supposed to trust Horne to enforce the laws given the multiple times he's skirted the law.
Eventually, protesters unrolled a poster that said Horne cheated the students, cheated on his wife, cheated the voters, and cheated the law.
Horne was about done at that point, and the protesters were told to leave. Carolyn Cooper, a CBA member, was arrested for refusing to leave.
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